Green Goblin
Spikey Squirrel
Buffalo Plaid
Great fall flies,
Mark
Green Goblin
Spikey Squirrel
Buffalo Plaid
Great fall flies,
Mark
Nice Flies
Eric
Nice. I really like the fuzzy bodies. Those should trap air bubbles nicely, which Hidy and Leisenring thought was very important to the success of their flymphs.
Great looking flies as always Mark.
Eric
Great looking flies…any chance posting the recipes?
Thanks, everyone for the + comments.
Here’s the dressings:
Green Goblin Soft–
Hook: Grip 14723BL #12
Thread: Olive Uni 8/0
Hackle:Ginger colored Indian Hen back
Abdomen: Green Botticelli sewing silk, size A, doubled and twisted.
Rid; Same as abdomen
Thorax: Three peacock herls, twisted and wrapped.
Spikey Squirrel & Dark Rabbit–
Hook: Standard wet fly 12-18
Thread: Dark brown Uni Thread 8/0
Hackle: Dark centered brown speckled hen
Ribbing: Fine gold wire
Abdomen: Natural spikey squirrel dubbing dubbed on tan 8/0 Uni Thread by the Leisenring method.
Throrax: Dark brown rabbit dubbed to tying thread.
Buffalo Plaid–
Hook: Standard Wet Fly #12-16
Thread: Black Uni Thread 8/0
Hackle: Dyed Red Grizzly hen
Body: Overlapped rabbit dubbing-red toward tail, black toward front-on red silk done by the Leisenring method.
Mark
Dont know howcome but I like the first fly the best out of the 3… Ive tied those on straight shank hooks but never thought about tyin one on a curved hook… Good idear…
Great looking flies , I love the Green Goblin. I’ll have to give that one a try.
Great looking flies. I tie something like the green goblin with a few short strands of krystal flash on the top. It makes a deadly fly deadlier. I like to fish wets also. Do you have a sequence of flies that you put on the leader. That goblin is a good top fly & I’ll tie up some of the others with a little weight for droppers.
Very nice flies! Gave me some great inspiration this evening when I sat down at my bench.
Thought I’d post another on a curved shank hook. Why not use hooks that give these flies a slightly different profile. Hope it spawns some good ideas!
Golden Flymph Emerger
Hook: Mustad C53S 12-16 ( I have since started using Daiichi 1260)
Thread: Lt. Cahill Uni-Thread
Rib: Dk Brown Gossamer
Abdomen: Underfur taken from the cheek area of a Hare’s Mask dyed Gold, touch dubbed to form.
Hackle: Whiting Brahma hen dyed golden straw wrapped through the thorax
Thorax: Fur taken from the upper cheek area of the Hare’s Mask dyed gold-guard hair left in dubbed Leisenring Style
Mark
Really nice flys!!
Will have to put them in the rotation see how they work here!
Thanks
Wet